Sentence examples for eager to form from inspiring English sources
Ah, there it was, the dark pronouncement that my anxiety was eager to form itself around.
Serendipitously, the Italian photographer Giuseppe Cavalli had moved to Senigallia and was eager to form a club that would promote photography as art.
She received more correspondence than usual from fans worldwide, including one from a group of British supporters eager to form a fan club and cheer her on at Wimbledon.
It helped to flatten Congress, which had ruled Delhi for 15 years, and took the shine off other state-election victories by Narendra Modi and the main national opposition, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP .Since no party won an outright majority in Delhi, none appeared eager to form a government.
According to a new report from Ernst & Young, an accountancy firm, although initial public offerings have all but dried up, Britain's 250 privately-held companies have had little trouble obtaining private financing, as venture capital for biotechnology has flourished and drug firms have been eager to form alliances.
But his remarks underlie a nervousness about whether some in the rank and file of the party will vent their fears that Clegg and some of his entourage are too eager to form a second coalition with the Conservatives after the 2015 election.
When French authorities arrived Monday to begin evacuating the sprawling Calais refugee camp known as "the Jungle," the lines of migrants eager to leave formed quickly.
Eager to make friends, Alex and Emily agree.
Even as I write this, I can see Mike's eager eyes, his smile starting to form, and hear his laugh, which could start as a ripple and end as a wave that left him in shuddering, eye-watering, wheezing, red-faced collapse.
The radicals, eager to further explore musical territories to form their own styles and techniques, broke into two factions.
